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The Jicarilla Apache Nation, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Jicarilla Agency, and the BIA Southwest Regional Office propose to develop a Natural Resource Management Plan (NRMP). The NRMP would provide guidance for the management of natural resources on Tribal trust lands, while ensuring a healthy ecosystem and protection of cultural resources.
The purpose of the proposal is to develop a Natural Resource Management Plan for the Jicarilla Apache Nation that is based on the requirements outlined in the American Indian Agricultural Resource Management Act of 1993 (P.L. 103-177). The American Indian Agricultural Resource Management Act states that the BIA will assist tribes in developing conservation and management plans to protect and preserve their natural resources on trust land and shared off-reservation resources. Although JAN has a current Integrated Resource Management Plan, a NRMP prepared by the Branch of Natural Resources will help further identify specific rangeland and agricultural resources, define alternative management objectives for these resources, and define actions that may be taken to implement these objectives. The IRMP, which identifies some specific tribal rangeland and agricultural issues and goals, would be supplemented with the more comprehensive data and management recommendations of the NRMP. Together the two documents would provide sound direction to manage the Jicarilla Apache Nation's rangeland and agricultural resources consistent with the Nation's plans to maintain and protect other values such as wildlife, fisheries, cultural values, and recreation, and to help regulate water runoff and minimize soil erosion. The NRMP would serve as the Tribe's long-term strategic vision for the range and agricultural components of the Natural Resources Branch.
D21139 FIRSTNET / SAC Wireless / Rio Arriba County, NM
SAC Wireless, LLC on behalf of AT&T and Commnet, proposes to construct a telecommunications tower and a 30 by 30 ft. lease area to be located at approximately 14 County Road 324, Tierra Amarilla, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico. The facility will include a self-supporting telecommunications tower with an approximate overall height of 70 ft. Access easement will extend generally northeast and connect with existing gravel access road on the parent parcel which connects with Highway 84. Utilities will tie into existing power on the parent parcel.
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